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Trump claims US has 'total control' over Iran's finances, outlines three Iran policy options including 'hitting them really, really hard,' cites 300% inflation

US President Donald Trump says Washington has 'total control' over Iran's finances and is effectively acting as Tehran's banker, outlining three policy options including 'hitting them really, really hard.' He cited Iran's 300% inflation, collapsing currency and difficulties paying soldiers as evidence of economic pressure.

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